By Plenary Sessions: Margit Sutrop

The main priorities are restricting the voting rights of citizens from aggressor states and raising the compulsory education age to 18. The speaker is a strong proponent and analyst of both these bills, stressing the necessity of making vocational education curricula more appealing and relevant to real life. He/She supports the stance of the Reform Party and emphasizes that the education reform is stipulated in the coalition agreement.

The main legislative focus is supporting the draft amendment to the Law on the Estonian Academy of Sciences, which aims to grant the academy greater autonomy and streamline its internal organization of work. The speaker also deems the rapid progress of the Law on the Organization of Research, Development, and Innovation crucial, a process in which they would like to take the initiative.